> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wiclax.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wiclax.com/en/integrations-third-party-services/generic-interfaces.md).

# Generic interfaces

We're providing some data exchange interfaces for Wiclax, which you are free to use for your needs.\
The access and exchange protocols are documented, so all you need to do is develop your part of the service.\
These interfaces cover the following scenarios:

## Electronic acquisitions

You are developing your own RFID system and want to connect it to Wiclax. This is possible by adapting to the communication protocol described [here](https://wiclax.com/documents/Generic-acquisition-protocol-for-Wiclax.pdf).

## Passing cloud

You want to send some competitor passing data to the Wiclax online service from your own devices, or from a mobile application. Contact us for more details.

## Online registrations

You manage your own online registration platform and want to automatically retrieve participant data in Wiclax.\
We offer a simple API schema that can be easily implemented on your servers. Wiclax is ready to connect. Contact us for more details.

## Participant databases 

You are a sports federation and want to make it easier for timekeepers to register affiliated participants.\
We offer a secure method for accessing your database of individuals, allowing you to enter data into Wiclax by searching by name or license number. Contact us for more details.


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